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This study introduces a novel computer vision method for segmenting 3D Camellia japonica flower structures from CT scans. By cropping 2D images, petal segmentation accuracy significantly improves, enabling detailed 3D flower reconstruction.

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  • * Botanical imaging and analysis.
  • * Computer vision and machine learning applications in morphology.

Background:

  • * Manual segmentation of flower petals in computed tomography (CT) images is laborious.
  • * Existing instance segmentation methods struggle with the unique petal shapes in CT data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To develop an automated petal segmentation method for 3D Camellia japonica flower reconstruction.
  • * To improve the accuracy and efficiency of petal segmentation in CT images.

Main Methods:

  • * Proposed a petal segmentation approach using computer vision techniques on CT slice images.
  • * Implemented a cropping strategy, extracting 2D long rectangles from each slice to simplify segmentation.
  • * Applied instance segmentation methods to cropped images and integrated results for 3D reconstruction.

Main Results:

  • * The proposed cropping method significantly enhanced petal segmentation accuracy on 2D slice images compared to non-cropped methods.
  • * Successful generation and visualization of 3D segmentation volume data for Camellia japonica flowers.
  • * Training dataset augmentation via cropping enabled the use of advanced segmentation models.

Conclusions:

  • * The novel cropping-based computer vision method effectively addresses challenges in CT image petal segmentation.
  • * This technique facilitates accurate 3D reconstruction and visualization of flower structures.
  • * Offers a more efficient and accurate alternative to manual segmentation for botanical CT imaging.